Tale

 1 StNote|  Harris' Uncle Remus, in which Brer Fox, annoyed at Brer Rabbit'
 2 StNote|     which Brer Fox, annoyed at Brer Rabbit's depredations, fits
 3 StNote|     what he calls a Tar Baby." Brer Rabbit coming along that
 4 StNote|     that sticks too, whereupon Brer Fox, who all this time had "
 5 StNote| saunters out, and complains of Brer Rabbit that lie is too stuck
 6 StNote|        stuck up. In the sequel Brer Rabbit begs Brer Fox that
 7 StNote|        sequel Brer Rabbit begs Brer Fox that he may "drown me
 8 StNote|      patch;" which, of course, Brer Fox does, only to be informed
 9 StNote|        informed by the cunning Brer Rabbit that he had been "
10 StNote|  explain the identification of Brer Rabbit with Prince Five
11 StNote|       whole chapter (xxx.) on "Brer Rabbit and his famous Foot,"
12 StNote|      later Buddhism. No wonder Brer Rabbit is so 'cute: he is
13 StNote|    place in their folk-lore as Brer Rabbit among the negroes.
14 StNote|     Sasa Jataka identifies the Brer Rabbit Buddha with the hare